Cash Available for 'Non-Traditional' Transportation Projects
The federal government has $20 million in funds available for things like sidewalks, shared paths and wetland creation. Could any of the money come here?
The state of Maryland announced a new program yesterday that could offer cash to communities like Riverdale Park and University Park to fund bike paths, sidewalks and other projects that encourage alternative forms transportation. The federal government has about $20 million set aside for so-called "non-traditional" transportation projects, and the Maryland Department of Transportation is currently seeking proposals. According to a press release from the State Highway Administration, these funds are available under the new Transportation Alternatives Program. The money could be used for things like "planning, design and construction funds for on and off-road facilities for pedestrians, bicyclists and other non-motorized transportation." …
Carissa
11:02 am on Wednesday, February 27, 2013
I would like to see the old Rhode Island street car line completely pave from the town center north. This would be a great way for Riverdale Park residents to bike up to the University of Maryland safely. more ›